So - you can run MP3Gain from inside MP3Tag? Who knew! This is amazing for me.

Is this a question or statement? If it is a statement, then please tell us how you got to this insight.

This is a statement. I found it here: http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Mp3tag I'll be very surprised if you didn't already know this, @ohrenkino This opens up A LOT more options, doesn't it?

[image] Patch: I found it here: No need to look that far - this information is also available in this forum: [image] MixMeister BPM und Mp3Gain über Tools einbinden Allgemein BPM Analyzer wirst nicht hinkriegen (mache ich vorher). ReplayGain über batch files geht p…

Not for me... ich spreche kein deutsch

I am sure that it is possible to interpret the code that calls mp3gain without any knowledge of German.

But not easier than the command line prompt that I posted.

In the linked case, mp3gain.exe writes the value into your tags. Mp3tag is just calling this 3rd party tool with this options: [image] it seems (according a quick self test) that this tool write this 6 values into additional APEv2 tags in your files MP3GAIN_MINMAX MP3GAIN_ALBUM_MINMAX REPLAYGAIN…

Hey - thanks for the heads-up. I really appreciate it! :+1: I didn't entirely understand what you quoted - just that it's bad for mp3 players... :yum: But, my music never leaves my hard drive. I just use it in DJ software. Do you think that those additional APEv2 tags would cause issues in Sera…

[image] Patch: Do you think that those additional APEv2 tags would cause issues in Serato, Traktor, etc...? I have no idea. But if you get in trouble, you know now where you can start searching :wink::innocent:

[image] Patch: Do you think that those additional APEv2 tags would cause issues Perhaps not in those players but definitely when tagging with MP3tag and the tags are out of sync. As MP3tag prefers APE tags over ID3 tags you see only the contents of the APE tags (if you let them be read). You…

Run MP3Gain from MP3Tag!

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ohrenkino June 6, 2019, 12:33pm 4

No need to look that far - this information is also available in this forum: